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Sonali Samal

Contributor-Level 9

So, VITS Kadapa is more of an engineering baddie, not a med school. You need 10+2 with PCM or PCB, but if you're hunting for a straight-up Physiology degree; nope, not here. They're all about techy stuff. Wanna explore biosciences or biotech? Peep their website or syllabus PDF before diving in. If you vibe with Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, that's your entry ticket. Just don't expect a scalpel in the lab; more like circuit boards.

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Mohammad Isha

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Plant physiology programme is a branch of study in botany dealing with the physiological processes or functions of plants. The student can develop expertise in experimental and theoretical method and also get experience in field works.

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Aishwarya Rai

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Candidates can check below the benefits of pursuing a BSc Physiology:

  • Comprehensive Knowledge of Human Functions: Gain insights into how the human body works at the cellular and systemic levels.

  • Foundation for Medical and Allied Careers: Prepares you for advanced studies like MSc, Physiotherapy, or Medicine.

  • High Employability in Healthcare: Offers diverse career opportunities in diagnostics, rehabilitation, and wellness.

  • Opportunities in Research: Contribute to advancements in medical and biological sciences.

  • Versatile Career Pathways: Pursue roles in teaching, pharmaceuticals, sports science, or health consultancy.

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Mamona Jain

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To grow in the field of physiology, you'll need a mix of academic, research, and interpersonal skills.

  • Strong understanding of human physiology

  • Research and lab analysis proficiency

  • Analytical thinking and observation

  • Report writing and documentation skills

  • Attention to detail and patience

  • Communication and collaboration

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